What must a chiropractic facility have in order to become licensed?

To become licensed, a chiropractic facility must have the name and license number of the chiropractor exhibiting their qualifications and that they are a licensed practitioner in the state. This requirement ensures that the facility is operated by a qualified individual who meets the state's educational and legal standards for practicing chiropractic care. The presence of the chiropractor’s name and license number serves as a verification of their training and adherence to professional regulations.

While other factors, such as having malpractice insurance may be important for operational purposes, they are not required for facility licensure in Massachusetts. Similarly, a minimum number of patients or approval from a physician are not prerequisites for obtaining a license for a chiropractic facility, as the focus is primarily on the credentials of the chiropractor managing the facility.